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A Push-In Rivet, also known as a blind rivet or pop rivet, is a type of mechanical fastener used in assembly processes. It consists of a cylindrical shaft with a mandrel extending from one end. The shaft is inserted into pre-drilled holes in the materials to be joined. When the mandrel is pushed into the shaft, it expands the rivet, creating a secure connection between the materials. Push-in rivets serve the primary function of joining two or more components securely. They are commonly used in situations where access to the rear side of the joint is limited or impossible, as they can be installed from one side only. This makes them ideal for applications where disassembly and reassembly is required.

Attributes:
• Enable quick assembly, reducing production time and labor costs.
• Once installed, push-in rivets provide a permanent, vibration-resistant connection.
• Provides a secure joint.
• Designed for a 6mm diameter hole.

Applications:
A Push-In Rivet is found throughout equipment, holding together components such as body panels, interior trim, access covers, and structural elements. They are particularly prevalent in areas where disassembly and reassembly are required for maintenance or repair, as their ease of installation and removal facilitate these tasks without requiring any tools.

• Material: Acetal Plastic